War show
Published: 1864
Language: spa
Subjects: Miscellanea; History
Other titles: Great moral exhibition
Description: The Great moral exhibition. Sixty nights in Boston with unparalleled success, of the great "War Show." The mose wonderful and startling exhibtion ever produced, consisting of 50 stereoscopic views of the war daguerrotyped will exhibit at [blank] on [blank] under a pavilion. Open afternoon and evening from 1 p.m., until 9 p.m.
Notes: Boston, Massachusetts, [1864]

Title devised by Library staff.

"The following is a portion of the views to be seen the the Great War Show: Federal Soldiers as they fell at Gettysburg. Unfinished Confederate Graves at Gettysburg. Harvest of Death at Gettysburg. Confederate Battery completely silenced at Antietam. Wheat Field on Federal left, Getysburg. Harper's Ferry, War Time. View in Warrenton, Va. Georgeton, from Camp Cameron. Divine Service in Camp. Sherick's House at Antietam. Guarding the Plunder near Washington. News from Home in Camp. Antietam Bridge. Confederate Sharpshooter as he fell at Gettysburg. Ruins of Berlin Bridge, Potomac River. Ditch on Right Wing at Antietam. Pickets on the Alert, Va. All over now. Gettysburg. View at Losser's Barn. View in Slaughter Pen, Gettysburg. Fairfax Court House. Arlington House, formerly residence of General Lee. Gateway of Cemetery, Gettysburg. Writing to Friends at Home. Shelled Confederate Soldiers, Gettysburg".

LC copy shelved in Thr E Oversize, Box 6, Theater playbills 1840's-1860's.

LC copy has pencilled in blank form "Sevitts Hall" "This Eve." and has "Under a Pavilion" crossed off.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).